1. Pages

Admin can manage their front-end website display related settings from this module. 

Fig. 8.1.1: Pages

Each of these sections are explained below. Tribe uses a custom drag and drop editor that lets you create webpages as per your preferences. Before looking at the settings, please have a look at the following sections to have a basic understanding about how the drag and drop CMS editor works. 

a. Editor 

Fig. 8.1.2: Editor

1. Switch Mode: The admin can switch to a different user mode based on their skill set and technical knowledge of HTML/CSS. The three modes available are - Beginner, Intermediate and Expert. The differences in these modes are explained below. 
2. Display Screen: The admin can view the output of the pages being designed for different display screen sizes. The three screen sizes provided are - Desktop, Tablet and Mobile.. 
3. Action Buttons:The action buttons provided are - 
   • View Components: Use this button to view placed components with a dotted border. 
   • Undo: Use this button to remove the last performed action. 
   • Redo: Use this button to redo the last deleted action. 
   • Reset Page: Use this button to replace the current page with the system’s default template. The header and footer width will also reset when this action is performed. 
   • Save Template: Use this button to save the changes currently made on the page. 
   • Preview Page: Use this button to preview the outlook of how the changes will be displayed at the front-end. 
4. Theme Templates: These are custom created sections/collections by the Tribe team. These collections can pass dynamic data through them by linking of elements by the admin.  
5. General: These are default HTML components present in the system. These components cannot pass dynamic data and are more used for styling of the page. 

b. Modes 

The admin can switch between three modes depending on their skill set. To switch among modes, please click on the ‘Change Skill Level’ button provided on the top-right corner of the editor page (marked above in figure 8.1.2). Features provided in the editor depend upon the mode selected. 

1. Beginner: A user with limited or no skill/knowledge of HTML/CSS can use this mode. In this mode, the admin will have access to -
   • Theme Templates: Select and drag a theme template to add it on the page. Please refer to the ‘Add a Template’ section to understand the steps to be followed when adding a template.Fig. 8.1.3: Theme & General Elements
     From the ‘General’ section, the admin can add a Custom Code. Custom codes can be added if the admin wants to insert HTML & CSS. 
2. Intermediate: A user with moderate skill set and knowledge about HTML/CSS can use this mode. In this mode, the admin will have access to -
   • Theme Templates: Select and drag a theme template to add it on the page. Please refer to the ‘Add a Template’ section to understand the steps to be followed when adding a template.Fig. 8.1.4: Theme & General Elements
     From the ‘General’ section, the admin can add a Custom Code. The custom codes can be added if the admin has a HTML, CSS or any third-party integration script code.
   • Style Manager: You need to select an element to make changes in its styling, alignment, dimensions or typography (font style, size, etc.).  Fig. 8.1.5: Style Manager
3. Expert: A user with advanced skill set and knowledge about styling and html can use this mode. In this mode, the admin will have access to -
   • Theme Templates: Select and drag a theme template to add it on the page. Please refer to the ‘Add a Template’ section to understand the steps to be followed when adding a template.Fig. 8.1.6: Theme & General Elements
     From the ‘General’ section, the admin can add Custom Codes, Containers, Columns, </Div>, Social Platforms, Videos and so much more. The steps to be followed for adding these elements are the same as that of adding a template.
   • Style Manager: Select an element to make changes in its styling, alignment, dimensions or typography (font style, size, etc.), decoration (borders and background), Extra (transitions), and Flexi (flexibility of content). Please note that to apply flex-styling select Flex from the drop-down list provided in General > Display.Fig. 8.1.7: Style Manager
   • Component Settings/Trait Manager: Select a component to update its HTML components. As shown in figure 8.1.8 below, the component’s Id and Title can be changed.Fig. 8.1.8: Component Settings/Trait Manager
   • Layer Manager: The structure of the entire page can be viewed in a layered format.Fig. 8.1.9: Layer Manager
     Click on the section-name to view it on the page in the editor. For example, clicking on ‘Footer’ will select the footer component of the page. The admin can view components and subcomponents added in each section by clicking on the right-arrow. The number of sub-components directly linked with a component is mentioned to the right of each section-name.
     For example, the number of sub-components directly linked with the component ‘Body’ are 3.
     The components can be managed using following -
   • Enable/Disable: Click on the button to enable or disable a component. If a component is disabled, it will not be displayed on the page.
   • Drag & Drop: Use this icon to move/reposition the components. Click on the icon and drag it to a new location. Please note that when moving the component, its subcomponents will also move along with it.

c. Structure of a Page 

An ecommerce website’s page generally includes three important sections - 

• Header: The topmost section of the webpage is referred to as a header. In the ecommerce platforms, it mainly includes the logo of the website along with search bars and important redirecting web pages such as login/signup buttons, contact/about us  or product categories. 
• Body: The body of a webpage includes different sections and banners. The banners are used for promotional purposes and the sections/collections help customers view different brands, popular products, categories and so on. 
• Footer: The section displayed at the bottom of a webpage is known as a footer. It mostly includes redirection pages like privacy policies, terms and conditions, contact details page and so on. 

Please make sure to follow the structure when creating/editing a webpage. 

d. Add a Template 

To add a template please follow the below steps - 

• Choose a Theme: Choose a template from the ‘Theme Elements’ section provided on the right. Separate templates are provided for headers and footers and for the body of the webpage. 
• Drag and Drop the Theme Template: Once the template is chosen please drag it and drop it into any of the sections of the page provided on the left. The admin can choose to place templates anywhere on the page as per their choice. 
• Enter Necessary Details: A pop-up window will appear when a template is dragged to the page. Please enter the necessary details like entering title names, uploading media files and so on. Once the details have been added, click on the ‘Embed’ button. Click on ‘Cross’ to close the pop-up window without saving the details. Please note that clicking on ‘Cross’ will not delete the theme template from the page.
  Once a theme is added on the page, three different action buttons are provided on the top-right corner - 
• Upwards Arrow: Use this to select the parent section of the current section. 
• Drag: Use this to select and drag the theme template up and down. 
• Delete: Use this button to delete the particular template.
  Please note that when embedding a Map on any CMS page, the admin will be asked to enter an iframe script. The steps to be followed for configuring this iframe are mentioned in the iFrame Setup Guide. 

1.1 Home

The admin can change the outlook of their homepage. There are three action buttons provided to its right that are -

1. Edit: Clicking on this button will redirect the admin to the Editor. Admin can make necessary changes to change the outlook of the homepage.
2. Preview: Clicking on this button will redirect the admin to the front-end of the page for having a preview of the currently saved template.
3. Copy Link: Clicking on this button will copy the link of the homepage on clipboard.
   Please note that the status (Publish/Unpublish) of this page cannot be changed. 

1.2 Product Listing

Fig. 8.1.10: Product Listing

Clicking on the Edit icon provided besides Product Listing will redirect the admin to a settings page which includes following - 

• Default Listing on Grid Pages: Select among any of the two options -
• 4 Column: Selecting this option will display products on the listing page in the grid of four columns. 
• 5 Column: Selecting this option will display products on the listing page in the grid of five columns. 
• Default Records Per page: Select the number of records to be displayed on a page by default. The options provided are - 
  • 12
  • 24
  • 48
  • 96
• System Should Add Background Color To Images: Select ‘Yes’ to add background color to the images displayed at the front-end or else, select ‘No’. An example is shown in figure 8.1.11 below to show the difference between an image with background color and an image without any background color.Fig. 8.1.11: Dummy Images
• Click on ‘Update’ to save the changes or click on ‘Back’ to return back to the previous page without saving any changes. Please note that the status (Publish/Unpublish) of this page cannot be changed. 

1.3 Product Detail

Fig. 8.1.12: Product Detail 

Clicking on the Edit icon will redirect the admin to a settings page from where the admin can manage following changes related to Product Detail page- 

1. Display Return details on the product detail page: Enable the toggle button to display the return time limit to customers for a product. 
2. Display product SKU on the detail page: Enable the toggle button to display the SKU number of a product to the customers. 
3. Display product Model number on the product detail page: Enable the toggle button to display the model number of a product to the customers. 
4. Display Warranty on the product detail page: Enable the toggle button to display the warranty time period of a product to the customers. 
5. Display Brand on the product detail page: Enable the toggle button to display the product’s brand name to the customers. 

The below figure 8.1.13 highlights the sections where these details are displayed at a product detail page at the front-end.Fig. 8.1.13: Style Manager

Click on ‘Update’ to save the changes or click on ‘Back’ to return back to the previous page without saving any changes. Please note that the status (Publish/Unpublish) of this page cannot be changed. 

1.4 Terms

The admin can change the outlook of the terms and conditions page. There are three action buttons provided to its right that are -

1. Edit: Clicking on this button will redirect the admin to the Editor. Admin can make necessary changes to change the outlook of their terms and conditions page. 
2. Preview: Clicking on this button will redirect the admin to the front-end of the page for having a preview of the currently saved template. 
3. Copy Link: Clicking on this button will copy the link of the terms and conditions page on clipboard. 

Please note that the status (Publish/Unpublish) of this page cannot be changed. 

1.5 Privacy Policy

The admin can change the outlook of the privacy policy page. There are three action buttons provided to its right that are -

1. Edit: Clicking on this button will redirect the admin to the Editor. Admin can make necessary changes to change the outlook of their privacy policy page. 
2. Preview: Clicking on this button will redirect the admin to the front-end of the page for having a preview of the currently saved template. 
3. Copy Link: Clicking on this button will copy the link of the privacy policy page on clipboard. 

Please note that the status (Publish/Unpublish) of this page cannot be changed. 

1.6 About

The admin can change the outlook of the ‘About’ page. There are four action buttons provided to its right that are -

1. Edit: Clicking on this button will redirect the admin to the Editor. Admin can make necessary changes to change the outlook of their ‘About’ page. 
2. Preview: Clicking on this button will redirect the admin to the front-end of the page for having a preview of the currently saved template. 
3. Copy Link: Clicking on this button will copy the link of the ‘About’ page on clipboard. 
4. Clone: Use this button to create a new page. Clicking on this button will open a pop-up box. Please enter the page name and click on the ‘Clone’ button to create a page. Fig. 8.1.14: Clone Page
   The page will be added to the list at the bottom. There are four action buttons provided to its right that are -
   • Edit: Clicking on this button will redirect the admin to the Editor. Admin can make necessary changes to change the outlook of the page.
   • Preview: Clicking on this button will redirect the admin to the front-end of the page for having a preview of the currently saved template. 
   • Copy Link: Clicking on this button will copy the link of this page on the clipboard. 
   • Delete: Use this button to delete the page.
     Please note that the status (publish/unpublish) of the newly created page can be changed using the toggle button provided in its row.
     Please note that the status (Publish/Unpublish) of ‘About’ page cannot be changed. 

1.7 Contact Us

The admin can change the outlook of the Contact Us page. There are three action buttons provided to its right that are -

1. Edit: Clicking on this button will redirect the admin to the Editor. Admin can make necessary changes to change the outlook of their Contact Us page. 
2. Preview: Clicking on this button will redirect the admin to the front-end of the page for having a preview of the currently saved template. 
3. Copy Link: Clicking on this button will copy the link of the Contact Us page on clipboard. 

Please note that the status (Publish/Unpublish) of this page cannot be changed. 

2. Blogs

The blog articles are displayed at the front-end on the ‘Blogs’ page that can be accessed by entering <domain>/blogs. 

This page can be linked on the website (header/footer) from the  ‘Home’ page in the Pages module under CMS. The admin can also add Blogs collection on the homepage using Theme Template. 

2.1 Categories 

The admin can create blog categories and link blog articles with them. This can help structurize the blogs into appropriate categories. At the front-end, the blogs will be displayed in structured manner under their respective categories. 

To add a new blog category, please click on the Add button provided on the top-right corner of this page. The New Category Setup form will be displayed in the right section provided below. 

Fig. 8.2.1: New Category Setup 

The admin needs to fill in the following details - 

• Name*: Enter the name of the blog category. 
• Parent Category*: By default the category will be marked as a ‘Root Category’. To mark it as a sub-category, select its parent category from the drop-down list. 

Click on ‘Save’ to add this new blog category or ‘Discard’ to close the form without saving changes. 

As shown in the figure 8.2.2 below, the left section displays the list of all the categories added previously. 

Fig. 8.2.2: Blog Categories

The sub-categories are listed under the respective parent categories. A parent category that has any sub-category linked to it will display an arrow sign besides its name. Clicking on this arrow will open the sub-categories linked to it. The list can be maximized and minimized using these arrows. 

Fig. 8.2.3: Managing Existing Blog Categories

To search a category, please use the search bar provided on the top of this list. The categories can be managed using following action buttons - 

• Change Display Order: The categories can be dragged in and out of root categories or up & down to change their display orders. To drag a category, please click on the  icon provided besides the category name. Please note that when a category is dragged to a new location, all its sub-categories will be dragged along with it.
• Publish/Unpublish: Change the status of a blog category using the toggle switch button provided in its row. Only the published blog categories will be displayed at the front-end. 
• Edit : The details of a previously added blog category can be edited. Clicking on this button will open the Editing form in the right section. Admin can make necessary changes and click on the ‘Update’ button to save changes. 
• Delete : Clicking on this button will delete the blog category from the system. 

2.2 Blog Articles 

The admin can add and manage blog articles through this module.

Fig. 8.2.4: Blog Articles

To add a blog article, click on the Add button provided on the top-right corner of this page which will open the Blog Article Setup form as shown in figure below. Please enter the following details in this form - 

• Title*: Enter the title for the blog article. 
• Category*: Select a category for this blog article from the drop-down list. Please note that the blog categories can be managed from the ‘Categories’ module. If a blog article is not linked with a category, it will not be displayed at the front-end. Such a scenario can arise if a previously added category is removed from the system. The blogs linked with the deleted category will not be displayed at the front-end until they are linked with another category existing in the system. 
• Author*: Enter the name of the author. 
• Short Description*: Enter a short description for the blog article. 
• Description*: Enter the complete information related to the blog in the provided text editor. 
• Image: Upload an image/banner for the blog article. 
• Comment: Enable this toggle button to allow users to comment on this blog. If the toggle switch is turned off, the users will be restricted from adding comments on this blog article. 
• Publish: Enable this toggle button to publish this article at the front-end. If the toggle button is turned off, the blog article will not be displayed at the front-end. 
• Publish From: Enter the date from which this article should be published at the front-end. The system will automatically publish this article on the date entered in this field. Please make sure that when entering a date in the future, the ‘Publish’ toggle button for the article is turned on. 
• Products: Link products with the blog article. The products linked here will be displayed on the respective blog article’s detail page. 

Fig. 8.2.5: Add a Blog Article 

Click on ‘Create’ to finish adding the blog article or ‘Discard’ to close the form without saving changes. 

The articles will be displayed in the list provided on the Blog Articles page. The list displays the basic details such as the title, author name, number of views and the current publish status of the articles. The admin can manage the list using following action buttons - 

• Publish/Unpublish: Change the status of a blog article using the toggle switch button provided in its row. Only the published blog articles will be displayed at the front-end. 
• Featured: The articles marked as featured will be displayed at the top of the Blogs page at the front-end. Enable the toggle provided in this column to mark an article as Featured. 
• Edit : The details of a previously added blog article can be edited. Clicking on this button will open the Editing form. Admin can make necessary changes and click on the ‘Update’ button to save changes.
• Delete : Clicking on this button will delete the blog article from the system. 

2.3 Comments 

The comments posted by users on blog articles are displayed in this module. The list displays the details of blog articles on which the comments are being posted by customers at the front-end. 

Fig. 8.2.6: Blog Comments 

The search bar provided on the top of the page can be used to search for a specific comment. To view comments, please click on the  ‘View’ button provided in the respective comment details row. As shown in figure below, the Comment Detail page displays the details of the user, the article as well as the comment posted.

Fig. 8.2.7: Blog Comments 

The admin can reply back to the user on the same post. To do so, please enter the comment in the input box provided below. To post the comment, click on the ‘Submit’ button. To return back to the comments list without saving any changes, click on the ‘Discard’ button. 

To manage the comments list, the admin can use following action buttons- 

• Publish/Unpublish: Change the status of a blog comment using the toggle switch button provided in its row. Only the published comments will be displayed at the front-end. 
• Delete : Clicking on this button will delete the comment from the system and front-end.

3. FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) are added on websites to help users get answers for general queries. Admin can add new FAQs and manage them through this module. These questions will be listed on an embedded page known as FAQ that can be accessed by entering <domain>/faqs.

This page can be linked on the website (header/footer) from the ‘Home’ page in the Pages module under CMS. The admin can also add FAQ collection on the homepage using Theme Templates.  

Fig. 8.3.1: FAQs

To add a FAQ, please click on the ‘Add’ button provided on the top-right corner of the page (as shown in figure 8.3.1). A ‘New FAQ Setup’ form will open in the right section of the page. Please enter the following details - 

• Category*: Enter the category name. When adding the first FAQ in the system, no existing categories will be displayed. However, as the admin keeps on adding FAQs, they can link them by entering previously entered category names. The previously created FAQ categories will be displayed as auto-suggests based on the keywords entered in the input box. The admin can choose the name of a previously created category to link this FAQ with it. Please note that the category names will be displayed on the top of the FAQ page at the front-end. Fig. 8.3.2: FAQ Categories (Front-end)
• Title*: Enter the title for the FAQ. Please note that the title will be displayed at the front-end. 
• Content*: Enter the content for the FAQ which will also be displayed at the front-end.
  Click on ‘Create’ to add the FAQ or ‘Discard’ to exit the form without saving changes.Fig. 8.3.3: New FAQ Setup
  The list of added FAQs will be displayed in the left section of the page. The admin can search FAQs by entering keywords in the search bar provided on the top of the page.

The admin can manage the list using following action buttons -

• Publish/Unpublish: Change the status of a FAQ using the toggle switch button provided in its row. Only the published FAQs will be displayed on the website. 
• Edit : The details of a previously added FAQ can be edited. Clicking on this button will open the Editing form in the right section. Admin can make necessary changes and click on the ‘Update’ button to save changes. 
• Delete : Clicking on this button will delete the FAQ from the system.
  Tribe provides an already created FAQs page. The admin can redirect themselves to the page by entering the <domain name>/faqs. The FAQs can also be linked on the homepage either on the Header or Footer. They can also be displayed on the homepage in the form of a collection. 

4. Testimonials 

Testimonials are displayed on websites to influence the purchasing decisions of customers. Admin can add new testimonials and manage them through this module.  

Fig. 8.4.1: Testimonials 

To add a new testimonial, please click on the ‘Add’ button provided on the top-right corner of the page which will open the ‘New Testimonial Setup’ form in the right section of the page

Fig. 8.4.2: New Testimonial Setup

Please enter the following details - 

• Title*: Enter the title of the testimonial to be displayed at the front-end. 
• Content*: Enter the content for this testimonial. 
• Endorser Name*: Enter the name of the endorser. 
• Endorser Designation: Enter the endorser’s designation. 
• Endorser Image: Upload the endorser’s picture. 

Click on ‘Create’ to add the testimonial or ‘Discard’ to exit the form without saving changes. 

The added testimonials will be displayed in the left section of the page. The admin can search for a particular testimonial by entering its keywords in the search bar provided on the top of this page. 

The admin can manage the list using following action buttons - 

• Publish/Unpublish: Change the status of a testimonial using the toggle switch button provided in its row. Only the published testimonials will be displayed on the website. 
• Edit : The details of a previously added testimonial can be edited. Clicking on this button will open the Editing form in the right section. Admin can make necessary changes and click on the ‘Update’ button to save changes. 
• Delete : Clicking on this button will delete the testimonial from the system. 

The testimonials can be displayed on the homepage in the form of a collection. 

5. Email Templates

The admin can edit and save predefined email templates from this page. 

Fig. 8.5.1: Email Templates

As shown in the above figure 8.5.1, all the predefined templates are listed in the left section of the page. To make changes -

1. Search for the template: Please enter the keywords relevant to a particular email template, in the search bar provided at the top of the page. Select the appropriate template from the search results. 
2. Edit: Click on the Edit icon provided besides the respective template. An edit form will be displayed in the section provided to the right. Please refer to the figure 8.5.2 below. Fig. 8.5.2: Edit an Email Template
   The admin can update following details from this form: 
   • Template Name*: The name of the respective email template. 
   • Email Subject*: The subject of that email template. 
   • Email Body*: The body text. The admin can use the text editor to apply any formattings on the text. A few replacement variables are listed below the text editors. These variables help in adding dynamic information within the templates. For example, if the admin wants to add a dynamic value in which the name of the users should be updated on its own. To add such value, the admin can select the variable ‘User Name’ provided below the text editor.
     To preview how the changes will reflect in an email, please click on the preview icon provided on the top right corner of the edit form. A ‘Reset’ button is provided above the text editor. Admin can click on this button to undo all the new changes and return back to the original template structure.
     Click on ‘Update’ to save the changes or ‘Discard’ to exit the form without saving changes. 

6. SMS Templates

The admin can edit and save predefined SMS templates from this page. 

Fig. 8.6.1: SMS Templates

As shown in the above figure 8.6.1, all the predefined templates are listed in the left section of the page. To make changes -

1. Search for the template: Please enter the keywords relevant to a particular SMS template, in the search bar provided at the top of the page. Select the appropriate template from the search results. 
2. Edit: Click on the Edit icon provided besides the respective template. An edit form will be displayed in the section provided to the right. Please refer to the figure 8.6.2 below. Fig. 8.6.2: Editing an SMS Template
   The admin can update following details from this form:
   • Template Name*: The name of the respective SMS template.
   • SMS Body*: The text message. A few replacement variables are listed below the text box. These variables help in adding dynamic information within the templates. For example, if the admin wants to add a dynamic value in which the name of the users should be updated on its own. To add such value, the admin can select the variable ‘User Name’ provided below the text editor.
     A ‘Reset’ button is provided above the text editor. Admin can click on this button to undo all the new changes and return back to the original template structure.
     Click on ‘Update’ to save the changes or ‘Discard’ to exit the form without saving changes.

7. Notification Templates

The admin can edit and save predefined notification templates from this page. 

Fig. 8.7.1: Notification Templates

As shown in the above figure 8.7.1, all the predefined templates are listed in the left section of the page. To make changes -

1. Search for the template: Please enter the keywords relevant to a particular notification template, in the search bar provided at the top of the page. Select the appropriate template from the search results. 
2. Edit: Click on the Edit icon provided besides the respective template. An edit form will be displayed in the section provided to the right. Please refer to the figure below. Fig. 8.7.2: Editing a Notification Template
   The admin can update following details from this form: 
   • Template Name*: The name of the respective template.
   • Template Body*: The text message to be displayed in the notification. A few replacement variables are listed below the text box. These variables help in adding dynamic information within the templates. For example, if the admin wants to add a dynamic value in which the name of the users should be updated on its own. To add such value, the admin can select the variable ‘User Name’ provided below the text editor. A ‘Reset’ button is provided above the text editor. Admin can click on this button to undo all the new changes and return back to the original template structure.
     Click on ‘Update’ to save the changes or ‘Discard’ to exit the form without saving changes. 

8. Language Labels

The admin can change the content added as labels. 

8.1 Admin 

The labels displayed on the admin’s panel are listed on this page, as shown in the figure below. This page is divided into two sections. The left section displays the list and few details of the labels such as -

• Label Key: The key identifier for a label. The admin cannot make any changes in the key identifiers. 
• Label Name in System’s Default Language: The name of label will be displayed in the system’s default language. Please note that the default system language is chosen at the time of installation and cannot be changed. For more information, please refer to the Languages settings. 
• Pages: The pages on which the respective label is displayed.
  The admin can search for a particular label by entering its keywords in the search bar provided above the list. Please note that the search results will be displayed in relevance to the module selected from the drop-down list provided besides the search bar. Fig. 8.8.1: Language Labels - Admin
  To make changes in a particular language label, the admin needs to follow below steps -
  1. Select the Module: Please select the appropriate module from the drop-down list provided in the search bar. The labels are categorized based on their association with a particular module. 
  2. Search for the label: Enter the keywords of the label to search it from the list. It is possible that a label is provided at several pages. For example, the label ‘Submit’ is provided on almost every page. The ‘Pages’ column displays the names of all pages in which a label is added. This can help the admin get an idea about where the changes will reflect.
  3. Edit: Click on the Edit icon provided besides the respective template. An edit form will be displayed in the section provided to the right. As shown in the figure 8.8.2 (example) below, the admin can make following changes- 
• Primary Language Data: Please enter the label for the primary language. 
• Secondary Language Data: Please enter the label for the secondary language.
  Please note that the input fields will be provided based on the number of languages currently active in the system. The admin can enter/update labels for each language separately.Fig. 8.8.2: Editing a Language Label (Example)
  Click on ‘Update’ to save the changes or ‘Discard’ to close the form without saving any changes.

8.2 Front-end 

The labels displayed at the front-end on the website are listed in this tab. This page is divided into two sections. The left section displays the list and few details of the labels such as - 

• Label Key: The key identifier for a label. The admin cannot make any changes in the key identifiers. 
• Label (In Primary Language): The label name in primary language. This is the primary language set for the system at the time of installation. 
• Pages: The pages on which the respective label is displayed.
  The admin can search for a particular label by entering its keywords in the search bar provided above the list. Please note that the search results will be displayed in relevance to the module selected from the drop-down list provided besides the search bar.Fig. 8.8.3: Language Labels - Front-end
  To make changes in a particular language label, the admin needs to follow below steps -
  1. Select the Module: Please select the appropriate module from the drop-down list provided in the search bar. The labels are categorized based on their association with a particular module.
  2. Search for the label: Enter the keywords of the label to search it from the list. It is possible that a label is provided at several pages. For example, the label ‘Submit’ is provided on almost every page. The ‘Pages’ column displays the names of all pages in which a label is added. This can help the admin get an idea about where the changes will reflect.
  3. Edit: Click on the Edit icon provided besides the respective template. An edit form will be displayed in the section provided to the right. As shown in the figure 8.8.4 (example) below, the admin can make following changes- 
• Primary Language Data: Please enter the label for the primary language. 
• Secondary Language Data: Please enter the label for the secondary language.
  Please note that the input fields will be provided based on the number of languages currently active in the system. The admin can enter/update labels for each language separately.Fig. 8.8.4: Editing a Language Label (Example)
  Click on ‘Update’ to save the changes or ‘Discard’ to close the form without saving any changes.